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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
DECE BR

Jerry Richardson arrested, charged
with killing Ella Dreamer. Valuab' G
vein of anthracite reported near Price.
2-Rudger Clawson pardoned.
3-Otto Solomon charged with en-
bezziing $1,000 from his father. The
new Waterworks system in City Greek
completed. EXP ,esident Garrett, Of
the B. & O., in Salt Lake.
5-Bad accident on the D. & K g., at
Soldier Summit. Garret goes west.
Jerry Richardson discharged. Eliza r..
Snow-Smith dies, aged IS years. Is
months and days.
6-George J. Gould in Salt Lake.
Eliza Z Snow-Smith'S funeral. Re
ceiver Dyer takes disputed church
papers and books.
S-Stormont Mil, silver Reef, started
up after lying Idle since the 1st Of
February.
"a new train between Ogden and
Logan announced to be put on the 18th.
/ 11-Rudger ClaWson released
12-The Chamber of Commerce has a
rousing meeting and protests against a
reduction of existing tariffs on lead ant
wool. Teddy MayDes and one Eekert
arrested for alleged eounterfeiting.
I3-Utah Real Estate Association
organized. Jordan Lake and Park Com
psuy formed.
The remainder of Defenders events
Will be published the first of 1888.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

Snow case published in The HERALD.
George B. Wallace escapes in the Third
District Court.
19-John Adams, Centreville, con-
yicted of unlawful cohabitation.
21-The U. P. buys the Utah Eastern.
William II. Foster. Bedson Eardley
William II. Watson, Ezra T. Clark,
Peter Barkdale. Herman Grether, John
Adams, Joseph Hogan and Joseph
Blunt-nine Mormons convicted of I'M
lawful bitauon-sentenced to six
months and takdA TO the Pen.
23-W. J. Hooper, Mathew Pickett
and Levi North receive the full penalty
for unlawful cohabitation.
2i-Hiram B. North ditto. Joseph
Booth discharged.
25-James G. Watson held for unlaw
full cohabitstion in S. 600 bonds. God
frey Hessel, Ph. D., leaves between two
DAYS. Mrs. Brightmore found guilty OF
grand larceny. Fruitless search for
Bishop Preston.
26-The judgment against Bishop Bas-
sett affir1nedby the Supreme Court. l..
r. Ketchum kills John Q. Green and
is himself fatally wounded.
27-Bennett's IN. c. speech against
the Tucker dmunds measure pub
lished in THE HERALD. Mrs. Sophia
Whitaker, wife of President John
Taylor, dies.
ga. w. Winberg, Thomas Butler
and Bishop Harrison Sperry receive the
full penalty for unlawful cohabitation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25

line COnStltuuOnal convention
concludes its labors John Taylor and
Phil Bond, who killed Osmond, at
Bingham, brought to the city
8-Hyrum Barton before Commits
sioner Norrell, fer polygamy
9-Peoples conventions in all the
Territorial assembly districts to nomin-
ate Representatives of the Legislature
10-Constitutlon of the State of Utah
published in THE HERALD.
u-Utah Commission select election
judges for every precinct in the Terri
tory. At the city school trustee cleo
tons the Liberals carry the Seventh,
Eighth, Twelfth, Thirteenth and -Four
teenth districts. Heaviest rainstorm
that ever visited Salt Lake.
12-Salt Lake Chemical Works incor-
porate. Nominating conventions for
members of the Legislative Council.
13-Le Grand Young declines the
nomination as Councillor from the
Fourth district.
14-eharles Balmforth released from
the charge OF unlawful cohabitation.
I5-Mlke, brother of Matt. Cullen,
murdered at Milford. Ben HoIladay's
death (8th) announced. A 9-year-old
son of W. George, Eleventh Ward, dies
suddenly, under peculiar circumstances.
l6-RepresentatiVes Reed, Maine and
HIT, Illinois, in Salt Lake. Robinson's
circus here.
1S-Holse in the Third Ward struck
by thunderboIt. The Democrat
bought by the Tribune.
1s-ExcaVation for new county Jail
begun. The q. P. investigators come
20-The Liberal Territorial Conyen-
tlon resolve not to vote against the
state Constitution and, in doing so,
score Mormons, the Commission, As
seclated Press-everybody, but them
selves. Z. P Shelby. Bishop Sharp
ana others before the q. P. investiga-
tors.
21-Ccuple of lawsuits, thirty wears
old Involving 500, 600, begun by CHARLES
A. Perry q Co, freighter for proper Y
destroyed when General Johnson's army
came to Utah, in 1873.
2-Adam Speirs nominated TO
Councillor from the Fourth district,
made vacant by LIE Grand Young's legal
disability. A little. boy, named Carl
gren; fatally burned, at Angeles Row,
Fourth East Street.
23-Hans Petersen, in Ogden, al
tempts to steal 81 200 worth of jewelry
James w. IRE escapes on flimsy testi-
mony from AN unlawful cohabitation
charge. az ~ s# w.
Pioneer Day celebrated qulstlyyin
CONSEQUENCES of the illness of President
John Taylor -
25-John Taylor, President of tie
Mormon church, dies at 7.55 o. m.
aged Is years, Smonihs and % days.
2-President W. r. Smith, Centre
VILE, arrested for unlawful cohabita-
ton. after being wanted for a wear.
Cecilia Lndstrom suicides ate M und
Fort. Liberal rally a. the City Hall
2S-Salt Lake Brewery ice house
burned T. G. NJ. l. announces it will
bu.ldCa large, factoryga -ot,-~C or
29-President Taylor's funeral; IS, 900
people view the remains; business sus
pended; the city in mourning.
30TSuits against the Church instituted
by Government. aWoh tfs2uiC =
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APRIL.

Call for a mass meeting to organize
q Chamber of Commerce issued.
2-First meeting held in accordance
with above Gail. Fire destroyed Wage.
ner's ice house and cabin belonging TO
an old man named Bellamy; loss, So
900.
I'D, NJ. Brown. Nephi, dies. W. A.
Douglas, of Ieadville, dies at Beck's
Hot Springs,
circumference at Proves yfsc Es
7-Charley Needham suicides. A ST.
600 blaze atES42fW. Soplhl Temple Street,.
S-Confer8nce adjourns. The Board
of TrsdecstaFts with seventy-two names.
gEpistle to the Saints published id
The HERALD. Captain Greenman dis
charged from the Marshal's Office. OJt.
11-Hank Wheeler and Fred Smith
escspsfrom the Pen. April term of the
Third District Court begins.
l2-City Hotel pllled. =. Edwin Booth
in Rfchelieu. Sam Newton given 800
days for disturbing the peace aud con-
tempt.
1s-Blackfoot Stock Company incor-
porates. Amos Nef released.
1.-THE grand jury organized. James
J. Steele. Tooele, released. E,E s
15-Cgden Board of Trade holds it's
initial meeting. W. Il. Dickson's Off
cial head Topped off; Variants also.
16-An alleged s1,OO0,0OO mining sale
in Box Elder.
ISN'T. Auerbach buys the south half
of the old Salt Lake House property, at
5000 a foot.
20-NeRenaId and Slade plead guilty
to prize fighting. Roof blown off the
Spanish Fork Westinghouse.
21-The Utah & Northern gauge be
ing widened. Ventura Mining Com
pany organized in Southern Utah. The
Ogden Chamber Of Commerce appoints
its committees.
22-Commissioner Carlton explains
the proper kind of oath for registration
purposes. 81. W. Lawrence buys the
Kimball homestead. Committees of
the Chamber of Commerce announced.
25-George 8. Peters announced as
Diekson's successor. William Don
Carlos, years old, accidentally killed.
26-Amos Howe discharged. The
Park City Mining and Manufacturing
Company organized to mine, quarry
and make brick.
27-The Home Insurance Company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
FEBRUARY.

Hedges confesses to half q drozen
crimes.
"a. .. Smoot, Jr., resigns as Com
missioner. The Greenwich perjury case
affirmed by the Supreme Court. Engin-
Ger Bemis killed in collision on the u.
P, at Echo. Coffee John" assigns TO
S. Brlsacher. Allen Hunsacker, MAlad,
shot at by pursuing deputies. Emily
Honssett, q girl of Ii, suicides with
strychnine.
S-The Charles Dickens mine, Idaho,
sold to an English company. Mrs.
Sarah Rswitns Grow arrested as a wit
ness after evading the deputies for
many moons.
4-ravlor, Romney 4 Armstrong in
corporate.
"a little girl named Merrill burned
to death at Joseph, Sewer County.
6-0gden's municipal ticket nomi-
mated.
S-The grand jury for the February
term completed. Apostle Lorenzo Snow
freed from the Pea. Patrick Hall dies
suddenly at the Railroad Exchange.
9-Rest of the aggregated" Mormons
released.
I0-RoyaI B. Young freed. Deputy
Thompson, TaltoR's slayer, to be rein
stated. Coffee Johns" sale not deemed
0. <.
11-Mayor Peery requests the Ogder
saloons to be closed during the election
A brigham City deputy fires thrice a.
an imaginary Wreng doer. Marsha
Over aud numerous posse search the
public buildings for seven hours fol-
Presidents John Taylor and George Q
Cannon, but In vain.
12-WilIiam 81. Brueckher dies on the
street of heart disease.
1.-THE Peoples ticket wins in Ogden
by.about 10 majority out of vote o.
ISIS fer mayor.
15-People's jolliAcatien in Ogden
Second Lieutenant John Shaw, Co. <
Fifth regiment, duplicates his pay &C
counts and slips.
16-J. a. Peterson, grocer, fails. Adam
G. Brown killed on the Utah & Nevada
three ears blown over.
1I-Msrshsl Dyer and his henchmeI
make aEother water haul in searching
for Presidents Taylor and Cannon
Ezra T. Clark and Henry Grow found
guilty of unlawful cehabitation.
1S-Full text of the decision of thu
United States Supreme Court IN thu
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MARCH.

Edward Schoenfeldt, Andrew W
Cooley and William n. Torey receive
the full penalty for unlawful cohabita-
ton. Henry Grow gives notice Of az
appeal.
2-The Marshal and deputies search
the Big Cottonwood paper mill fol
Presidents Taylor and Csnro
ERailroad passes recalled.
5-Joseph II. Evans pard0ned by the
President. The Salt Lake Theatre sold
First marriage performed under the
new Law by Judge Zane. AttEA fg
S-Midland surveyors in the neigh
borhood of Beaver. The appeal in
Hopt's case goes against him in the
United States Supreme Court. Young
Mems Coop. incorporates.
| .9-Clark, Eldredge & Co. incorpore tie.
w. s. Mccormick buys the Albert Car
rington lot.
l0-Yosemite No. and King of the
West incorporate. R. G.. Slester prom
ises to obey the law.
11-Bsrney Hughes gets out of the
County Jail. Carrigan gets a verdict
for $500 for the .disinterment of his
children in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
PA. G. Brixen reopens the Cliff
House.
14-Iohn Livesey killed in a well in
the Tenth Ward.
15-George W. Davis, for escaping
from the Pen, gets three years. John
Connolly again arrested for unlawful
cohabitation. Postmaster Browe dies
Joseph H Evans liberated lGgW b
16-Trial of the Tintic lynchers begun
at Provo. James Gordon pardoned by
the President. Joseph Anderson par
doned by the Governor. Bullion Beck
mine sold to Californians.
17-Gibbons and Rowe, D. 81 r. G.
brakemen; fined $96 each for battering a
couple of tramps. Archie Hill gives
the deputies the slip. Decided to2hold
Conference at Provo.
18s-Msria Evans sues the Sanpete
Valley Railroad for $40 GOO, for broken
ankle. Carrie Leonard Company or
ganized.
19-Henry Grow receives five months
and $50 and costs. SiA 3gf
2I-Barney Hughes retaken. The J.
Ii, Parry Company incorporates. I'm
lawful cohabitation shelved for adultery
in Ebenezer Woedford's case. rag 80
22-Mrs. Mary Ann Knowlton Hooper
dies. Black Diamond Mining Com
pany incorporated. The adultery
change proves a fash in the-pan.7
23-James Lucas assigns. The Deserst
Ne,Os files its answer in the libel case of
Deputy Thompson against that paper.
24-Rees Jones kills his brother John
in South Weber. Z Plans for the Garfield
Beach Improvements received. John
Bergen freed at last. Mrs. Hooper
baried.
+ 25-Nstural gas being used at the Lake
Shore salt works. 3 D-Sl eiA 81 ,
26-Willism Muir, of Bountiful, ar
rested for unlawful cohabitstion.
S8-The Tacoma Company files its in
corporation papers. G.. r. Barratt re-
ported appointed postmaster on the
18th. The Utah. Commission promul-
gate the registry oath under the new
81 4 board Of trade for Ogden sug-
gested by The HERALD, After being
out twsnty-three hours. the jury find
six of the eight Tintic lynchers guilty of
murder in thsseeond degree. O ssa
30-Major Trunbo creates a sensa-
ton at his mothers residence by threat
ing to shoot some of his relatives!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
OCTOBER.

1-ChaTles Livingston testlties against
| himself and is.eenvlcted. T0Territorial
Supreme Court appoints October 18th
to hear motion for the appointment of
| receiver in the Church cases. 4
2-The Cullen hotel opened.
Beck Hot Springs under anew
management are greatly improved.
| Edward Brain escapes through peculiar
circu Instances from the charge of un-
lawful cohabitation. A compromise
board for the Horn Silver elected.
q, 81 q. NJ. is semi-annuai dividend
Iof per cent. AZ '1VN =
Circumference conYenes in Salt Lake;
an immense attendance 3 I-l0%
7-Greater throngs on the second day.
Telephone communication established
with Payson.
: 8-Apostle Ersstus SNOW appears I'M
expectedly at the Conference and
speaks, In Counselor D. H. Wells. also
took seat on the stand Burt Ether,
an e1-deputy. kills Dan Coffey, at Tim
tic. Maurice McGrath on trial at
Provo, for stealing the reporters notes
in the Bullion Beck and Champion
mining case. Memorial to Congress
adopted by the State Constitutional
9-President MILFORD Woodruff's
epistle to the Saints published in TIE
HERALD. President MILFORD Woodruff
appears and addresses the Conference
Last day of the Conference.
l0-Dudley n. Crismon accidently
killed by falling from ahorse and break
ing his neck A Chinawoman found
ma rGered atCAitaa Charley Lung sus-
pected. James Fisher and James Smith,
horsethieYes, captured. by Sheriff Alil-
son, brought to Salt Lake Brrt Ether
before the commissioner al Provo.
12-Maurice McGrath found guilty, as
charged. Foreign capitalists becoming
interested in Utah's natural gas.
13-Charley Lung, Alta murderer, an
rested'at Rock Island, Ill Sensations
rumor of the assassination of President
Cleveland. discovered to be q vile hoax.
14-The D. & R.. G. to build q 'branch
to Park City. John SquiIes held for
unlawful cohabitation. The McGrath
case to be appealed.
15-Beniamin Salisbury, Fifteenth
Ward, dies suddenly. Charley Lung
confesses.
16-Truman o. Angel. Church arch1-
tect, dies, aged II years and months
I7-John Edward, Utah Meat Market,
shot at by footpad
1S-The hearing in the Church suits
put off another day.
19-Statement of facts agreed upon in
the Church suits Bar banquet given
Colonel Broadhead and ex-senator
Mcdonald.
20-The railway men make conCes
sions TO the Chamber OF Commerce.
21-The question of a ChurcA prop
erty receiver Submitted and taken un-
der adVisementfo for two weeks Treasure
Mining Company incorporates.
22-Cke Alta murderer, Little
Charley, arrives from the east, in
charge of an officer. Writ Of habeGS
corpus denied in Rudger Clawson's
case.
24-Little Charley denies making a
confession. re police fall in a nest
OF boy burglars, and make haul
25-W. c. Crandall, a st. Louis EN-
hezzler, nabbed here by Sheriff Burt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
THE EVENTFUL PAST
In Utah and Among Her
NeighbOrS.
HER PROGRESSIVE STRIDES.
An Era OF osperity-Railroads Pro
observation-disclosures of n Boom
for ISSS-Etc. .
JANUARY.

Dirk Bockholt, ex-County CIerl
dies.
3-Boca Brewery warehouse burns
down. Sentence suspended in the pur-
jerry case Of Susan Parry, Ogden.
4-BiShop Bassett's trial for polygamy
begun in Ogden. Judgment for S33 ,00t
given the NJ asatch Mining Company IL
its suit against the William Jennings
estate
5-Baptist school house burned
Joseph II. Stay declared insane. The o
P. puts new and lower freight tariff
on the Utah & Northern.
6-Trial of Deputy Marshal Thompson
for killing Dalton begun in Beaver. Bish
OPP Bassett found guilty, sentenced to
Ave years and fine of $500; admitted
to bail pending appeal.
ga newborn infant found dead on
an Ogden sidewalk. Thomas Kirley, A
Chadwick, n. G. MorteL sen, John Mar
riott, Joseph Parry, of Ogden, and
Charles Franks, of Logan, get 81
full cehabitation in the Ogden District
Court. Deputy Thompson declared not
guilty. California Mining Machine
Company incorporate.
10-The finders of farmers body be-
gin suit for the $3.50 reward. Grandma
Higgirbotham, Ogden, buried. The
building of the Idsnhs hotel, at Sods
Springs, decided on.
11-Some sickening horrors of the
City Jail developed.
12-J. g. Taylor appointed POSTMASTER
of Ogden.
I3-Go9ernor ZuIick, of Arizona, re-
commends the appeal of the test oath
law and the Territorial Council passes a
bill TO repeal it. Joseph W. Merrill
shot near St. George, for horse stealing.
14-Hailey's bill for Furnishing polyg-
amy in the Territories published. Utah
wheat being shipped to Liverpool.
17-DaVid Gallifant pardoned. The
Arizona test oath repeal bill approved.
1S-George Goddard's curfew measare
up in the City Council. Twentieth
Ward Store burglarized.
19-WIllle Paddock declared insane.
20.-Delegate Gaines speech in oppo-
sition to the Edmunds-Tucker bill pub
Iished in THE HERALD.
2l-HomerJ J. Stone killed at Price, by
Louis Steen.
22-Willian A. McMsster dies.
A-John Melvin, of Ogden, cuts his
wife's throat. A move to revoke A. o.
Smoot, Jr.'s appointment as United
States Commissioner, made by w. q
Dickson.
25-ImproVements at Garfield begun
Work on the Ogden Union depot stop
ped. Is
26-Burton Gardner Company and
the Fifth Ward Store Incorporated.
-37-A burglar entering Il. E. Phelps
is shot at and scared of.
2S-Frst term of the Salt Lake Stake
Academy closes. Mrs. ToWnsend's
house at the Warm Springs burned.
2e-Distribution of realty among the
heirs of the Hooper estate. Harry G.
Franck, histrionic professor, exposed as
a fraud. 81
31.-A q. P. accident causes the
death of Engineer Mark Murphy, st
Amy Junction. Beatie Burns Clawsou
accidently killed by his uncle Frank D.
Taylor. Joseph Hedges attempts rape
on little daughter of Mrs. Gill, neal
the Utah Central depot; he is caught.
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of Utah pays its first loss, s., 500, on the
Logan Board of Trade fire.
28-James Robson, Plain City, while
blowing was kicked by horse from the
effects of which he died. S. D. Conner
suicides. Workingmen's Coop. incor-
porates.
29-Queen Kapiolani passes through
the city. Salt Lake County Stock As
ISOLATION incorporates; also the Mon
treal Silver Mining Company.
30-Prince Leopold, of Prussia, in the
city. Rodney G. Badger arrested for
unlawful cohabitation.
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JULY

Woods slaughter house at Brigh-
ton burned
2-The Constitutional Convention
holds three sessions. =
4-Grand celebration Governor West
and James H Moyle crate; monster
procession; fine fireworks; pleasant
fusion of all classes of citizens. The
Constitutional Convention declare polyg-
amy an offens Tabernacle roof
catches FIRE.
5-Primaries held. A $500 fire at
the Logan Coop barn.
6-Morning Star Mining Company in
corporates. Large party of mining en-
gineers visit Salt Lake
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MAY.

steamer Susie Ritsr demolished.
2-Coftee Johns rascally transaction
with Brisacher brought to light. An
order made by Judge Zane dismissing
fifteen segregation cases. McKay's re-
signation as Commissioner announced.
3-New directorsso the Utan Central
elected. City Council decide that female
prisoners must work.
4-Whitbeck, Nephi registrar, re-
moved. Coffee John attacks Mr.. Whit.
ney, of THE HERALD. The Midland
Railroad stalking on the southwest
bench.
5-Andrew Homer, Mill Creek, the
first Mormon held for ad ltery under
the new law. At Kelton, tramp runs
8 train crew and shoots at police officers.
The League oath discussed in the Third
District Court.
6-Peters, the new prosecutor, duly
installed. The Morris Mammoth cases
settled out of court.
Bertha Nicholson, Huntsville, sui
cides; Frank HUMPHREYS also.
8-Fingal Youngberg crushed to death
in the Flagstaff mine.
9--Deputy Thompson files a second
suit for $25, 900 against the Deseret Netos.
l0-Mr. Austin takes up his libel suit
against the tribune.
.1l-Coffee John held for fraud. Jury
completed in the Austin Tribune suit.
s12-The Joseph II. Dean polygamy
case taken up in Ogden. Judge Zane
admits batch of foreigners to citizen
ship whom Judge Henderson refused.
13-Utah Niter Company incorpor-
ated.
14-Not guilty the verdict in the Dean
case. Llttf .5A
16-Louie Wells Cannon dies at San
Francisco. Joseph H. Dean wanted for
perjury, his home searched, but he was
not found,
1.-THE Territory redistricted accord
ingto the new law. 81 LEY
Els- Rrmors of extending the Utah
Central to Los Angeles, published.
ia sleeper of the D. & r. 6. de-
rallied near Salida; Grace Leslie, of
S Cartons Opera Company instantly
2O9Centennial Emma Mining Com
pany Incorporates. First formal meet
ingof the Chamber of Commerce.
. s2lTEarthquske shock felt in the
Sixth Ward.
) 23-Austino Tribune case given to the
Jury.
Deadinfant found in a girls trunk
in the Fifteenth Ward. Verdict in the
Austin Tribune libel suit-"No, cause
for aetionP .CL l.Ec. WCH
25-WilIiam Openshaw killed in an
accident o. the Utah & Nevada. Little
Joe Wallace accidentally poisoned at tae
ContinentalzH Hotel. Nh .---t,E
26-J. 81. KimbaII, a missionary,
killed by falling from train near Ham
moDd Korsas - 1@-t-
N-Salvation Army ,inyades Salt
Lake. .5 t.t + lGJ 3
2szJohn H, Burton, architect, shot
by a. a. Martini LI r3.
31-DecoratioA Day generally quietly
,Hohn b. Burton buried.
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JUNE.

IT'D ,#Tog 'NN 3aW
Martin held, without bail, for muir
der in the first degree. tF F
DRY Canyon Rock and Lime Com
pany and the Utah Salt Company in
corporate. Andrew Hentze fined 500
and fifty days IN Jail for assaulting
Maggie Glade, a 11-year old child.
-7+Five thousand people listen to
BelshazzRr at the Tabernacle.
8-New York veteran fremen's com
ing to Salt Lake announced. go
9-Decision of the Territorial Supreme
Court against H. s.. .Eldredge, forfs20,-
600 on George Q. Cannon's bond.
l0-Floods i'll Idaho. Edna Scott
takes morphine.
11-RegistratiOn completed.
13-Territorial Supreme Court de-
cisions against Brain and Chalmers.
William HI Bell dies suddenly of heart
disease.
3 14Nrsto gathering OF the Kimban
family.
el5-gtah- Railway, Company file arti-
Giles of Incorporation. 0~ VII q
.16-Call issued for conventions to
elect delegates to State Constitutional
convention. .Deseret University COM
mencement exercises. GV3b 5s7A g
17-Business ventures inaugurated-
Utah Nursery, Utah Loan and Building
Association, Utah, Mattress d Manufac-
turing Company and Silver, King Min-
ing Company. A. NJ: Musser again be-
tore the Commissioner. -
18-A baby of Mrs. Flint, OF Kays-
vile, killed by runaway neaf the Con-
tinental Hotel.
19-The Hopt remittitur received
from the United States Supreme Court.
2O-All Hslew's College first annual
commencement. Albert G. Norrell ap-
pointed Commissioner in place of Nc
Kay.
New York Veteran Firemenia reception
sBancroft's Readers and Spoilers adopted
for the schools. ] I < Z UE 80 fl
22-Old folks day at Ogden. lima
lays Mining Company Incorporates. &
23-Fourteen men sent to the Pen, at
Ogden. { l., O. Lee, the Utah stallion,
PAGES q mile in 2.4X.' Utah-Colorado
Cattle and improvement Company in
corporates. st-L tE1fE
24-Hopt's execution day set for
August 18th.
25-Mass meeting at the Tabernacle
to elect delegates TO the State Constitu-
tionaI Convention.
26-Ex-Judge Hunter, who died the
24sh, buried. e H y
27-Salt Lake County teachers SUM
mer institute opens.
2S-Garfeld Beach opened with q
grand ado.
29-The Supreme Court judges stand
pat on "presumptions," in the unlawful
cohabitation cases from Provo.
30-State Constitutional Convention
assemblies at Salt Lake City Hall.